Weekly Messenger, Volume 1, Number 53, Vevay, Switzerland County, 15 September 1832 — Page 1

f licroZi-d to .Tftrs Forcfg-ti V nomestic literature, JgricxlTnre, .UitKurxeturcrs, and all alhcrvrtjefts of interest, except roHtics. PRINTER'S MBMM, SATURDAY SEPTEJIBEft 13, 1SS2,

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PRLV:it .LYO PUBLISHED, BY KKEX AND C III I.I).

7V:i..!S C? THE "MESSENGER," For Rf v-tr o numbers, in advance, g2 00 J-- r:id wiihin the year, 2 50 t rt p .id at the expiratien. 3 0C Tb? aSvp s''tm nsy be paid in produce, U isvesvJ at iiuiiSi e, or stich tht! f lace may beaded :n Fifteen percent, deduct tm Ptad., w' en ptid in casb. f'No pvtr discontinued until arrearages

$jT 2i"iCfi!Jfet8 t?rvea ry post to py

MiiMT"lW

DR. A. C FORBES,

lytllROUGH this medium

wishes to inform the cit

izv'iH of Vevay and the pubin generally, that he still continues to practice Physic $ Surgery, in the town of Vcvav an'd its

vicinity .He returns ins grateful (bants to his friends, for the patrons we hitherto extended to him, lie hopes Ly attention to business tornerii a share cf public pat

ronage, having rerMeo nere aucui e"cn

Are

ft ' An lnemP ! ct trie Itrua'i txnrc an.-! itcr friKtc t!mr tnO

?Sles. . Uuihciently acquainted with lam to ex!'.-n!

ort cii ."Mr rn.uMPFPn tit icvinfp i a r-

i tvt cvwowk kfi . " , PUOUUCE. For Use accommodation of our subcribers produce may be left with Cotton & Mix. merchants, Mourdslcrlirg, . Mitchell's milf, Plea.Mt township, Joseph Short, mtrchant, Craip township, Richufd T. Goddmr J,, torev in York townsh'p Charles F Krutz. at his store', in New trk Aribert Gaehiy, near Troy, Samael Hicks, near Quecs Grove; William McCulIough.tn Cotton towrship

JAIV1KS 11. laplllNMlX, BOOT A YD SUQFJ.UKERy VEVAV,

UIS s'rp is on Ferry street, the lirst door fcbjve. Gilht , i's tavcr", and the secot'd 'o. r helow m". Cok-'s saddle shop, v here he continues to mt'v on tte

BOOT & StlOEMAXLXG DUSIXESS, IS ALL 1TP TAr.lUtS DHANCUtS.

. F-sq ) of till?

F"H K rT.rn his gra'.'ul acknowle'(re eris

A A h:.

pTji t'.c are i,.:j

neir nati.nrftwe. I'M'.::.. "V lOUra av

times at !iis office, tltice doors east of the corner of Ferry and '.ain-strects; except when absent on professional Lusiress Vovav. Dp 97.

ier i;

iii rt);n.nt He has jut-t rr ceived e CvLF SKINS. OALanciUP-

SAL)'.

OAA tarreW-e! fust quality, KEN iiOU HAW A SALT, just received, ftud for tale. JOHN F. DUFOUR, & SON. Tcvay, September 3.

TAKEX UP II Y JONATHAN ROBINSON, I UVmg in York townsh p, wiz'ald o Indiana, one estray HOUSE COLT., of chesnut sorrel or brown color, about 2 years old lst spring, both bind

feet wbif, and a large star and sr.ip in tne forehead, some p-ey hsirs on the tail Ap. praised to 813, by William Winn and Bradfcury Rubinson, bet'or WILLIAM R. WILBY, J i. July 4. REVENUE.

lltMH oitiiEn of Sciter-

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t- Hndcourtv aremtormea

thst I witl attend to receive

TAXI'S follows At

Nt ION II . lAlTf, on

p-iay the 28th of S-p' ember at jai.iv-'-ir,,,r nn .i,ii.iiav. the 29ih a Mc-

" . jTtTTT's or Wedresday, October 3 a me BARKWORKS. on Thursdxy, Octot tr 4 at f s 1KI ) I-, on F-iday October 5 a: GODDRWs STORE, on Satu'da . October 6 at KFW YORK, on Moin'y Oct 8!t MOUNTSTERLING, on Tuesday, October t -nd at i rinv Wpctneidav. Oc'bcf 10

The unaersiRned. earnestly requrst tHe per.

tons residing in the aoove nc;snDQruuUUS) w attend a above, and settle th'r taxes. HF.NRY BANT A. collector.

the court sitting

ext wek. he will not be able to attend his

pr- intments as ststed in his hilts n .

VJCVAr aLVZ factory,

FERRY STREET

TTIE suhscriher returns his grateful ackitowle.igen.ents to his Mistomers for the very liberal encouragement heretofore extended to him, and beers leave to inform

them and the public generally, that lie ha

recently KKMOVhU tits esiaiiisnmeni, tn thp Xp.w RRirK House, on Ferrv-street,

nnrlv onn .site his old establishment. He

will be ready, at all times, to stipply tiiem with

OF THE BEST QU A TATY,&. NEWEST F.ismoys.

For which he will take CASH or approvi i r

ed country produce. Also, casn paia ir all kinds of Fur and llattinff Wool.

Ill A MENDENHAI.L N". B. All persuns indebted to tlie subscriber by note or account, are req"ested to make immediate payment as he is much in want of the same

IK A MENDENHALL. Vevay, Dee '26, 18-U.

cutt rrers, t.r the very futral tn

ca; ,;, ,,.-ht i." T. ;tC"d-d to hup ap

t.fii. t. l 1 (n . ntinnn I n 111-.

W st: rk

P-'tt I-!'. t:. Hi. ot 4 superior qua' ly. aii

c.n now with a try si ore notice ct two or

r i- faxs tc. nish thoce who mav fiivr t im

wivh their tu,tom, with SHOES and ItGOTS,

I the best kind, mjde ov tne ocst oi wuik- : en. vhi h he is determined lo sell low lor

.-imi, to su.t the t m- s.

tie wimu an APFRE.Y11CE to the above

tus;n'ss. bov net en i and 17 years o

am! good 1. Kbits,

A Valuable Forth, NJ S E. quarter and N. q'lirter.

PART OF SECTION NO. 5, T. 1, K. 2,

OA'JS MILE FROM T1& OatOJiIl F.lt. FOR SALE.

i lift bubsa b.r, wishes to ill

i. puse n on acconaip.ooatn fT

tiros, his V ALVA BIT. FARM, situated in .1 titers in township, on

Tt d, rudninp trtm Madison, th' 'ot'.jth

m he. R'S'ittr bun. between judue U.

i ! Tsnn This tam contains

fift five acres of Land, six

y five thi r. of U'idT cultivation has mum brr-fbcai-incfru't trees suchas sple, peach

;be ry. and st vcr;d never-taMHng spnnps a i.iii .pr descriDiion is deen.e unneses

uiirrkase, wiH exa Mne a a vn w tne prcms.

TCruib ot "aie, win dc miuju WILLIAM PICKET JeflTorson t ..wr. hip, J -Ij 4.

:he si Vv.v

t

AH APPRENTICE.

rfTHE svibscriher wants an Avprenic. Ironage

VET AY ADV13UT1SER.

iHE UNrtERsIGNHD, vts'.Js in th town ol VLVAY, Switzertud couat. li.dmna, and mcl rCifu'ly solicit a shre i f public pat

3 to the HATTING BUSINKSS-

A I.kI from fifieon to seventeen vears of

- " - lace, from the country, would be pref teed

IK a 3itutriiAiju. Vevay, April 1, 1S32.

Abstain from Salt Meats, f you vish trf tht CHOLERA.

IRESH MF.A T TIVICE BACH WEEK, a. unt'XT?TV UI.1NG. on Wednesdays.

At JACKSONVILLE oa Saturday mornings

X UER respctfuilv informs the publie, thatbe wil', ilipn? the present

season, furnish his

customers - Wed otsd.-v and Sator-

goad & wholesome

FHESH MEAT.

Wkich he will sell on reasonable term. R LPH It. COT I ON. VUiint-Stertirg, August 2

SADDLING BUSINESS.

riHE subscriber t arfl ries on the S A DDL1NO BUS1N1SS, in all its various branches; his shop is on Ferry street, two doors above the corner of Main and

Ferry-streets : where he

keeps constantly on hand Men and Wo

men's SAUDLLS ol every tasnion ana

quality.

ALSO, Keeps constantly on hand, all kinds of Bridles and Harness, all of which ne 4fers for sale at the low

est prices for cash, or such country pro

duce as may be agreed on.

J A 31 Lo V, LULL. Vevay. Dec. 29, 1831.

FARMING. If one half the Zeal, tnertry, arid expense that blots so many gazultes with low and coarse abuse, setting the community by the tsars for the sole g.iin and the naltrr uuruoscsof a few demazocues

and orace seeker?, were bestowed on

ihe advancement of agriculture; if the people were half as ambitious to improve and beautify their fields, as they arc to settle the nation; and half as angry with thistle?, thorns, and poor fencl. as thev arc w ith their nolltio.-il on-

il uougnts, who probably wish as well to !l - . 1 41 -1 1 1J '

tllC country as uiuiumjh', ic s.iouiu jiave more proluctivc IkM;, lc?s complaint of povcrtt-, mere ability to be

rhantablc a:ia mumticent, ana aoundantly more good feeling. From Pittsburgh to New Orleans the son ploughs as his father did before him, a;,d the

great mass of farmers are as stationary in theory as they are in practice. Nine in ten of them believe, at this moment,

that book (arming is the mere useless visionary dreaming of men that know

nothing about practical agriculture.

We would tell them that England is

the garden oi Europe, simply because

almost every acre is cultivated scientifically, and on principles which have been brought to the ten of the most riu:-

id and exact experiment. e would tell them that New Encland, of whose

KJ ' soil and climate they are accustomed

to think, as consigned by rrovidencc to sterility and inclemency, is the garden of the United States, only because the

industrious and calculating people do

J B not throw away their efforts in the cxprtionof mere brute strcneth; but brins

mind, and Dlan. and system, and exnen-

- 7 l ' ence, to bear upon their naturally hard and thankless soil. On every 6ide the n.issinr traveller sees vcrdtire, and

prnss. and orchards, in the small and

. ' ..

frequent enclosures ol the imperishable rock, and remarks fertility won

from the opposition of the elements of nature. After an absence often years,

on our return to that country: wc were

struck with this proud and noble tri-

umpb, conspicuous over tne wnoie re

gion. Tl e renl benefactors of mankind, as St. Pierre so beautifully said, arc those

who cause two blades ot wheat to mature w here one did tcfoic. I.e fields

'oueht to be the morning and evening

theme of Americans that love their

ANDREW C. FORBES. Phician, (JvjA'v-i fcri;i:-e aml Jmnrove his

01 thFece) Mam, two Uouia ebt ot Ua V J , . J . bert'sitin. (ai m, ought to be the prime temporal

JOHN FOX, Teamster, Ferry street, cpo ! object to every owner 01 uie buusiau-

site the end ot O.w market house. jtial soil. All national aggrandizc-

rontr.tunicaioi (. ',

cirroroslanre, was uri eye witness.-

injury paper.

W Ve

THO S ARMSTRONG, tnnkttfer, S corner of Litx r.y and Market vreets,

vay Hotel. JOHN K COri SK, f'.yt.w'an, corner of Maract end Union streets. (Biiek boue) UOREUT DRUMMONI. Uittrnty mt lav.

corner of Pike and Uio stress mwv v. ntlFOVR. Meiehsnt. Ferrv street.

right side, nearly ojposite Cheapside, at

tosT-uric KIMK l,UUU.N r. Attrrruij mt Lav. office ntx

uoortotheN. W. i-me. j! V'erry and Kiii.

rtets.

ATUOCiOrS MUltPEP.. V h.ve received n rxti-ji frrrji U'o clSre of ti.e Varien (Ohio) Nvs Letltr, containing the lullouiog: , O.i Thursday th.t Qih, insit., Ira Wet Gardner, f Gustive?. was committed t" the j ni of Tif.mbull county, churned with the murder of Maiia Gardner, aged aboul

tit'teeu years, the daughter of his wile. The ciicunistancts related to us were as

follows: The deceased had resided with her mnth.r and Mr. Gardner.' hut ovins to

some family diflicnlly she determined to'

Jo so no longer, and on I uegGay went to one of the near neighbors, tvhere she

remained over night. Previous to het departure she gave her fiitnds to understand that it was not her ideation to rereturn. Gardner in vain remonstated, ;md on Wednesdav induced his wife to gc

to the neighbors and persuade Maria tc

return and live with them, sue ev,

md Maria consented to accompany her

home, not to remain, but for her clothes

which she had not previously iaen aAt thi j t Imp Gardner vva io hift

own house in company with Mr. Kidwell,

and as the mother and daughter nppro.icd, he went but and met them in the road near the house laid held of Maria and

plunged a large butcher-knife into her

breaft, and immediately repeaieu iue

tal slab. Mr. Bidwell hearing tne

?cream of the deceased, ran directly to

her relief, but it was too lali, the stiocK-

iug deed was done. Gardner on tn ap, pearance of Bidwell, dropt the knii'egave himcelfup and wn forthwith bound

and secuied by Mr. BiJwen. 1 n at soon as released from the mothers

grasp, rqn a few rods, fell down ad lav

mediately expired. Gardner is now in prion, and as th whole affair will undergo legal investi

gation, we forutr turtner remarks on this unparalleled and barbarous transac

lion.

menls, power, and wealth, may be traced to agriculture as its ultimate

Commerce and manulactures

C. W. & J. 6AY. Tainrs, shop, Main, ont

door east ot Gilbert's tavera.

F. L. GRISSARD. B tcUsmuh, corner ol '" i

and Walnut streets, opposite cierK s 1 uice. . . . i . . are only subordinate results of this main

CUSHY H. L(.tlli Lrrecrr, vuiun ,,r ., ,. ... , ..,if.. .. - cnrinn. V t rnnsii pr norririilturn as rv-

anu tiaTet airccis, '.-p'1"'' - --0 . . 1 i. 1

JOHN MENDENHALL, Phyician, uhitr cry way subsidiary 101 oniy 10 aoun

JOURNAL OF HEALTH.

1'HK subscriber, asl' :i:ie of Henry

Por"er, ' as tmnsferrtd

nil the rigbt tiile, sub

house in the tear of the cou t hru&e

I HA MENDENHALL, Ilallr, (lipccrdrr of

Deed) Ferry, right band sice, ooc siuin sreet

I JAMES B ROBINSON, Sort and Shoemaker.

Ferry street, one ooor above U.lbert s ta rem.

ctlAW tt BOTI5E. Grocer. S E corner ol

Main and Ferry street?, opposite 'Wa.ning ton Hall."

liroct-y and Produce Store.

SHAW & ROUS.

WT EEP constantly on hand at their store, for sale, on the south east

corner of Ferry and Main-street, a genet

al assortment t

fSroeeries V Liquors,

consist,; in pautof rjnilE underpinned respectfully informs

fiWL Pepper, AHlim, Illdi- land county, that he has been appointed to

St 1 1 r collect the KEIEJUU tot tue present gO, Jladder, CoppC- vc;irand is now reilty to receive the

Times are dithcult the oiiicers

REVENUE.

ksTiptin list and the

hor ks ot the JOTJR-

STAI. OP KHfiLTSI, t. bAUUtL COAlE AI.V X-.NOE.i, h j has bcoa e t'.e and pr pii torof th se. and is fully aMlhwrisd am.: empower. d t co'.lect all debt and dm s t wii to the vd w irk. A!l letters and com ui,icat:ons cu -h; uject of said work, art to be addressed in future Uissid S. C. Atkinson. . i;"tt,15!' Arsisjoee ot U. I'orter. r'.-d .-lphia. July 8, 1832;

ras, Saltpetre, Cinnamon, same I . sit n? of th

sr

A STRAY STEER.

THivi'n frnm the subiriber s in Jack

.v.n itwnr six wtR8air.t. tiacit ai d

vhite spotted STEEil. itorns ku-ixur madfin pn-r. r iuit to i .s htiut, a while spot ;n 1 K.rohf'-..'. stianed hkf a hratt, a'.out livt

..1A A I. K. 1 : 1 reward will le n-i : fr

ra s uni. 4. - - .- a his Vliwrv t' me, or tor information whtre

1 SCHUYLER BURNS. 3-.c ksorire, Aotfit-st 31

Nutmegs, Cloves. Ginger,

Candles, Molasses, Macker

el, Loaf and Brow n Sugar, Sfc. cVc.

ALT. FORTS OF FOKEIGN AND

II .LXD JVIXES.

ALfO-Nails and Window Class.

They also purchase prod .ice.

v cvay, iwr.

TaY I'HUKIT HARVEY,

Ura-i! Icwasb p. Si'.er!ar.d

r .i.nlv l-v oil th- IIHl - t tlK

A ll ib32. a H.ir.V.ilir. 14

I.Hntts hith. Wlti biui:h. Uv

isrlt) m'if and y-'W. two srr.a I a ,v!e

mjiTl. i.i. ) il It side, unit a I; assiu It-r tac.

a vn- . be f.fK-en vrara .ld Appi'is-f

in '.- Zoi.:ii iut. N K.v !-.'. .Iusl)-: Cn; bul. !;:: I t tly ."' ".?'. ti 2. -uc :y f.M it !!" e 'r"V b.- k 4 n.vvin cain.J P Crti-jtow-sh p A;:i -'5.

m

BLjELOHSMSTHSNG.

F. L. GRISSARD,

TILL tarries on the

Blacksmith business

in till its various branches.

... I.:. .1.... . r. tr,.TttV till

HI 111 I" , the south east comer t( Miin and Walnut streets. He returns his grateful acknowledtfemen's to his cus

tomers for the very liberal enco'iraemrnt Heretofore extended to hiin, and hopes still to roMtitnii' to nu ct further i noonMsieiiient.

of the State ri?id ;md the laws strict.

After the first of-September the Collec

tor is authorized to proceed to collect all taxes remaining unpaid, by distress and sale; and, on the first f December,

taxes on resident and non-resident lands, remaining unpaid, (and there being no personal property to make the same out of,) are to he reported to the school commissioner, Isaac Chambcrlin, who is to add

fitly percei.lum to said taxes, as a penalty, and then charge an interest of 1U0 per centum per annum, on said taxes, until

oai

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dance, industry, comtort ana ncaun, but to good morals, and ultimately even

to religion. We shall always say and sing,uSpeed the plough." We shall always regard

.' the American farmer, stripped of his

employment, and tilling his grounds, as

bclonctnsi to the lirst order 01 nooicmen

among hp.. Wc shall always wish mm

hountilul harvests, good beer, and moderate use of cider, and, if he will rear it himself, of the grape, but none of the pernicious trladness of whiskey; and

we shall only invoke upon his labors the blessing of God, and say to him "peace be wiihin thy walls."

Jb linl s n tsu rn jmmruy luvirw.

The Doyleetown Democrat has the following: We understand that some

persons, while passtog along the Dela

ware, on the Jersey side, a few miles a hove Trenton, happening lo look into out of the fishing-house?, which abound along the- shore, and at this season of the vear

are unoccupied, discovered three dead bodies, and on going a little further,

found the corpse of a woman. He went in search of some of the neighbors, who, when they had collected together, succeeded after some difficulty in getting the

body oi the woman earned into the hou with the others. A physician was sent for, to make an examination, who, we learn, gave it hie opinion that they died of Cholera. The bodies were in a com

plete state of putrefaetion, and nobody could be found (o bury them. It was then deemed advisable to fire the building, which was done, and the bodies consumed in it. They were workmen from

the Raiitan canal.

The undersigned indulges in the hope,

that prompt payment will be made.

For the convenience of the public he

will attend at various Public places, in

each township, to receive taxes, of which

ihice:- ana times, hu w.ll give ample notice. I II INKY BANTA, Collet-tor.

. V4

ill will Arming ton , riTYSICXAKF SUIlGrOH, MOUxrswiiLLXu,

OC I OK ARMING I ON can he r.onsuitco.

pri''-S!oi iii'v, a; ! .". otitebs n. cts

li t? iii bis a'.Eui.ce. W;il he

rim: tly BttH'Kd to.

D

THE WORLD;

AS TV IS '""'AS IT SHOULD DE

C W IlKMSOIf, EUITllll

Published every Sturd:vy,-r AV 3, Fraiinlin

Plucc, Philudilphia,

SIJF. lYQRLlt'x devoted to the ruisa ol J. tint l.tige aud reaperttibtc body ff Chr'S

tian, deionunited tne iTZi.lVI'i.UUjuiA

BAPTISTS.

. 'iVrn: two dollars, per annum, 10 r,dtr, ih.iluii and f.fiv-ct8. at the end ot

six m.mlhs three dollars, at neend ;f crt

Extraordinary drcavi. In 1813, there

were 7000 prisoners of war confined at Rochester Castle, in Hampshire. One

of them, an Italian, was celebrated among

bia companions as a discoverer ol hidneu treasures. The place where they were cunlined was surrounded by a very high wall, and occupied nearly two acres of irround. The Itallian dreamed one night

that, if he should dig near Ihe middle of

this enclosure, to the depth of 24 leel, he would find coins ef iinmense value.

He applied to capt. Lecli, of the navy, for leave to diff. The captain was a

Scotchman, and likely as superstition as

the writer of this at all events he be lieved in dreams, and readily granted nermissin to dis. Many of the prison

ers who knew the Italian, deflared that tkoir Lnnwlpilpp he hud fieouentlv

'found out conrea'ed- Ireasuie by dicr.ax,

and eagerly volunteered their service When they had dug to the depth of 18 feet, a tjuantity of feriiale hair was found in perfect preservation, and nearly three feet Ion?. At Ihe depth of Q2 ftet, a

ll;u e key, fourteen iache long and three:

inches in circumfcnnce, was (lug up, and at the depth of 24 feet, a hag coo twining several thonstud cr.:n was found. The Italian, however, declared that the

monev he had dieamed of was not fuund, which 'aa gewall helier-:d Th'.'

Hydrophoiia among Wulvts.-k wolf supposed to be mad, was killed at Hunter in this county, on Wednesday cf last week.

A letter from Mr. Sylvester Hanson, furnihe9 us with the following particulars:

On the -afternoon of Wednesday, the

wolf wns discovered among a HocK or sheep, near the head of East-kill, tut upon being attacked by a man with a pitchfork, made off, ond passed down thai stream about half a mile to another flock,'

and, at last, got among a drove 01 cattle. The neighbors armed themselves with whatever weapons carce to hand, and gave chase. The woll seemed ready for

the csmhat.and made towards them, un

til his attention wa9 attracted by a pup

py who had joined the uol:c. 1 Ins di

version save hi3 pursuer? nn opportunity

of attacking him with safety, whieh they-

did, and he was soon oespaicneu with.

picthlorks and ,clob9. it was a male wolf of nncominoidy large size. Utica (JV. Y.)pajer.

JinvnxvekoTnt Visitor, A lady inform' ed us a lew days sinct-. that she had recently found in her chnciber n living adder about three-ftet l"g. l was concealed behind ironk tieiti tlic tliium, through which it was euppo.-ed to have

ei.tifd. It was, captured allei a short

cha?e. Il is a unction how and when

this bold intruder could entei bo unoccupied chamber without being discovered liootiC-r by some one of the lamilv. The

chimney and windows were tit snfTicienfe

height to have tendered ar iogre; at e-

the.r cf them difiit ult and ledious. II the teptilft SJteo'lfcd t.y the pluirs, he most have ctejscd rp ei?iiy through whtcbi "onto on is u-na'.ly paig at all hourj

Fof th? !av .Br!t,U,k: ;Mtis. i AtrtQi.

TlliS OKJiuJK.

(- The V.'URLU, C.n be Men at llm cm'"

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